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Blam Blam Blam’s second hit from 1981 was angular and artsy, hook-filled but unsettling: all qualities captured in a theatrical video directed by Hey Hey It’s Andy host Andrew Shaw. Clowns, magicians, fire-eaters and trick cyclists join the band, while actors play out the saga of ‘Don’t Fight It, Marsha’. Don McGlashan’s future Front Lawn partner Harry Sinclair directed the actors – Phillip Gordon, Michael Hurst, Hester Joyce and Donogh Rees – and the Len Lye-style scratch effects were by Jenny Pullar, the Blams’ lighting designer.
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And i want you to be happy but I'd rather you were still with me... A great kiwi lyric in a classic song.

brilliant.

ahhh bliss... thankyou for publishing and preserving this wonderful record.
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Victor
Posted at 03.10PM - 29.11.2011
Classic riffs, melodies, and lyrics. The full package!